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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1922)
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ,. 1,1 v.. BRAZIL REFUSES TO ACCEPT PLAN L FIRST PICTURES OF COLLINS'S FUNERAL WITH THE GOULDS IN SCOTLAND TEACHERS LISTED I hi PAGE EIGHT OnDTrnirKT FOR DISARMING Geneva, Sept. 15. (By Assocl atcd Press.) Unexpected opposi tion to the extension of the Wash ington accords to members ol the league not present at the Wash ington conference developed be fore the committee on disarma ment today. . The head of the pra zilian delegation said he had or ders from the government not to accept even the principle of the Washington accords, because two capital ships were not enough to protect Brazil's long coast line. The Polish delegation also re jected the idea of the Washington conference because new countries, like Poland, which have no navy, would be unable to build one, and Poland, exposed on Us frontier all tins ay iu Liia Baltic sea, feit the Heed of a naval force to protect its northern frontier. ' " , . ' 1 - j t . vxixrvss This photograph shows a general view of the funeral of Michael Collins in Dublin, with the funeral escort, the cortege and part ot the immense throng that swarmed the streets to nav last resDectd t the slain leader of the Irish Free State Army. ... ; t- Geneva, Sept. 15.- (By Associ ated Press.) The political com mitte of the league of nations as sembly voted unanimously today to admit Hungary to membership In the league. Auto Camp News Dallas .School dub Meets The l5allas Choral elub will meet Monday evening at fhc home of Mrs. F. M. Pamsh. All , interested in choral singing will be welcome. An invitation to sing at the county fair wJl be given consideration at this meeting. '. a During the hot summer months the nctivitiet 'of the club have been somewhat at a standstill, but'from now on regular practices and meet ings will be held. Col. Nipper says that he wants to add to the list of dry horrors the fact that they've begun to make wine out of parsnips. Milwaukee Journal. To say that Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dennis of St. Joseph, Mo., dragged into town last night is nothing but the truth. When about five miles! from Gervais yesterday aft ernoon a bearing in the car in which they were traveling burned out and they had to be towed to Salem. These two were very fortunate, however, for all they had to do was "call on dad." "Dad" and mother were bringing up the rear In their trusty Chevrolet and had to take the lead and tow in the other machine. ',, The young Mr. and Mrs. Dennis made another C. O. D. Call On Dad this morning. They thought that they would like to go out and pick a few prunes for the grow ers go they asked dad for his auto. They knew that everything would be safe in camp because Pa and Ma couldn't take the car and go for a trip because the one left in. camp tion. was not in running condl- Dr. A. M. Knapp and family of Grants Pass registered at the camp last night on their way home after having spent a two weeks' vaca tion at the Seaside and Tillamook beaches. Mr. Knapp is manager of the American Mining company of Grants Pass. Joseph, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. J., Lov ell and party, Pasdeville, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Richardson, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Cole, Seattle; Frank Kondel and L. Ba con, Casper, Wyo.; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Combs, Holden, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Knapp and fam ily. Grants Pass. Thirty-nine camps were regis tered at the camp last night, Twenty-seven of the number were layovers white the remaining 12 were newly registered. Those here for the first tiifcat were Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Grim and party, Olympla; Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Kegley, Aurin, Cal.; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Glynn, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pocan and fam ily, St. Helens; Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Perry, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Dennis, St. Joseph,. Mo.; Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Dennis, St. DISCUSS DEPLETION OF FR4ZIER FISHERIES Vancouver, B. C, Sept. 15 Problems which attend salmon fish ing in the Frazer river and .the question of depletion have been dis cussed in Camera by the Canadian parliamentary committee- on fisher ies and representatives of the Wash ington state fit'-ierics board. Chair man William Duff of the Canadian committee said that a report of the conference would be madq to, .Otta wa and that negotiations between Canada and the United States would be continued by correspondence. The United States representatives have I returned home. ' , 1 Dallas, Or., Sept. Ii5 As far as preparations for opening the public schools in Dallas are concerned, the schools could easily open at once instead of waiting until Monday, October 2, the scheduled date for opening. Changes nave Deen made a number of the school build ings, this being especially notice able in the high school. By making changes in what was the assembly room in this building considerable more study room has been secured. All teachers for the Da!is schools have been secured and will be on hand to report fer duty on the opening date. The prune pick ing season will be over by that time I and a large enrollment of students is anticipated. The corps of teacherj under contract are as follows: High school C. A. Arpke, prin cipal, science, Miss Blanche Mel- linger; history, Miss Gladys Paul son; Latin and English, Miss Hath- erine' H. Morse; mathematics and Spanish; J. E. Coleman; algebra English and commercial geography, Miss C. Bernice Morningstar; Eng lish and French, Mrs. Ruth J. Tur ner; commercial, Mrs. Gladys P. Bands; domestic science, James C. Einey, maiiuel training. Grammer grades Mrs. Anna For- rette, 8th grade; Mrs. Vera Stray- er, -a; Mrs. Jennie Smith, 7-b; Mrs. Retta Martin, 6-a. La Creole building Miss Audrey Tuor, 6-b;. Miss Leo Petre, 5-a; Miss Helen Fletcher, 5-b. Grade building Miss Ada Farm er, 4-a (annex); Miss Addie Mar tin, 4-b; Miss Pearl Feagley, 3-a; Miss Norma Calbreath, 3-b: Mrs. Alta Cerny, 2-a; Miss Genevieve Coad, 2-b ; Miss Mariam Hart, lb : Miss Liicile Craven, 1-a; Mrs. F. H. Morrison, 1-b. R. R. Turner, city superintendent. "" " -, .rf at I v FN r..- .- J. . v U01Lh & L. . i George J. Gould, whose recent marriage to Vera Sinclair attracted much attention, has taken Grant Castle, in Scotland, for his honey moon and has gathered there arge party for shooting. ' Mrs. Gould is pictured in her hunting screen, as is Howard Gould; brother of Mr. Gould. ' Whether people like Henry Ford or not, it must be admitted that, as a manufacturer, he has been a huge success. He is one of the nation's biggest industrial captains and when it comes to factory management he is an authority worth listening to. Pendleton East .Oresonian. A reorganization of the Sheri dan State bank has been announ ced, whereby Herman Leese, for merly connected with the Bank of Corvallls and the Bank of New port, becomes successor to D. B. Hill as cashier. , Boob Island to Sell Bonds Washington, Sept. 15 The Chica go, Rock Island and Pacific railroad applied today to the interstate com merce commission for authority . to soli first and refunded four per cent gold bonds in the amount of $2,095, 000 at 85 and interest; the proceeds tobe used for general corporate purposes. . , The people who are not worrying aro thoso who think the crop move ment is some kind of a new dtnee step. London. Ban.. ! Change of Eooii "H transfer of actual LlS ured in recent intern, , h k according to epondent of the Obsenr way the. difficulties have been overcome ,;' Rumania wanted w, I 000 000 gold franc, land. The Swiss Ba,d?S' possible unless th.v v. 4 "Fine," 8aid the8wiBWtf 'we- have these wf a them, and pay for them 1 and petroleum produce and both ol i we arrangements ' were the ed. Similar borrowing m by barter also has tak.n . with Czechoslovakia. Here t' Czechoslovakia is receiving manufactured goods and for them with truckoads ol'f Therefore the question ,' change and the compare,,! ues of the Czechoslovakia y and the Swiss franc does mi,', After a suspension of tw j the Sutherlin Sun reapjcn. , week, filled with good local ai era! news and with a fair tiw'!, ing ; patronage. Will J. Km, I owner and editor. I ' J. ! Large ' Size Edison mon Disc Phonograplf: Terms, $5 down, 5 a ml This phonograph is just likuii; and it is a genuine Edisos. I Geo. C. 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